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2019年高二下学期英语期末模拟试卷（无听力）
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完形填空（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22. 5分）
阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，从各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
A Little Girl’s Dream
My father was a lawyer. One day he told me to wait for him in the back of the courtroom until he finished trying his case. But I was only nine years old and got 11 easily. So I wandered the shiny floors of the courthouse lobby until finally ending up in the back of another courtroom not too far from the first. I could not stop 12 at a man， wondering why he was crying. I could tell that he was trying to speak but his words were being suffocated (压制）by all of his 13. He remained in the arms of someone who was dressed just like my father always was—white shirt， suit and tie. They held on to each other lor quite some time. Then the man who was crying wiped his eyes, and 14 spoke. “Thank you,” he said to the man in the fancy blue suit. “Thank you for saving my life.”
As I watched the human drama unfold before my young eyes, only realizing the full extent of what had happened after my father 15 all of the details to me, I discovered what I would do with my future. “I want to save people’s lives， Daddy,” I said with great determination. “Just
like you and the man in the blue suit. ”
The 16 in that courtroom that day became a window into my future. I knew instantly that I would be an attorney who helped protect the innocent from injustice. The only issue remained these years was that I’d have to wait 17 getting that opportunity. Again， I was only nine years old.
So I filled my days with other ways to assist those in need. Beginning that year， I spent every Thanksgiving at the local soup kitchen cooking and serving those who couldn’t 18 a Thanksgiving meal. As a student， I have also had the opportunity to help ESL children learn how to read and write properly and I’ve spent many days volunteering at the local hospital where
I help 19 . And， of course， as I wait for the fulfillment (实现）of my ultimate goal， my participation in Law Club continues to 20 me that this is the profession for me. I am exactly where I belong.
The next chapter of my life is 21 to
life. I have grown a lot since then， taking countless opportunities to help others while continuing to learn more about the 22 that I am so passionate about. And 23 all of it， my goal has remained steadfast. My undergraduate studies and post graduate work are the final steps I will take， helping me to finally 24 my childhood dream—the dream of finally being the one standing in a courtroom wearing the fancy 25 while saving lives. 11. A. bored B. encouraged C. puzzled D. delighted 12. A. shouting B. staring C. laughing D. pointing 13. A. imagination B. emotion C. attention D. passion 14. A. hardly B. gradually C. finally D. immediately 15. A. emphasized B. plained C. summarized D. explained 16. A. dialogue B. case C. event D. scene 17. A. before B. while C. when D. after 18. A. prepare B. offer C. afford D. provide 19. A. patients B. professors C. families D. workers 20. A. inform B. remind C. warn D. advise
21. A. annoying B. exciting C. amusing D. depressing 22. A. topic B. toward C. field D. trade 23. A. in B. science C. by D. through 24. A. achieve B. show C. match D. plete 25. A. cloth B. shirt C. tie D. suit
Ⅲ.阅读理解（共11小题；每小题2分，满分22分）
阅读下面短文，从各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
A
Holidays are the main times to see both sides of my family.
， for I am finally bringing my nine-year-old vision
At Thanksgiving, my mom, dad, brother and I go to my dad’s side of the family, my grandpa’s. When I was in 2nd grade, my grandma got in a car accident only miles from their house. At the time, I was in school. I was checked out and brought to church. Since then, holidays have never been the same. However, Thanksgiving is still good, although it would be better with grandma. At my grandpa’s house, my uncle, aunt, dad and mom all get the dishes prepared for the feast. When the final family members arrive, and the food is downstairs, we dig in, the little ones first.
Christmas is a little different. We have Christmas with my mom’s side at my uncle’s house, usually on Christmas Eve. We have dinner with homemade cupcakes for dessert, and relax until it is time to open presents. The kids get the most and we usually take a family photo. After everybody’s gifts have been opened, my family say goodbye and go home.
Easter has been a little different in the past few years. It started 3 years ago, when my family hosted my mom’s side of the family. We put our dishes we made for the day on the counter. We kids go downstairs and play ping-pong or football. We are called up when everything is ready and begin eating. The kids go to a table in the living room, and the adults use the kitchen table. That is usually the Easter day for us.
Each tradition gets better and better each year for some reason. I wonder what new traditions my family might e up with in the ing years.
26. What happened to the writer when he was in 2nd grade?
A. He lost his grandma. B. He dropped out of school.
C. He felt Thanksgiving was not as good as before. D. He didn’t like going to his mum’s side of the family. 27. We can learn from the passage that on Christmas, .
A. a family photo is usually taken B. presents are only given to the kids C. the kids play ping-pong or football D. the adults have dinner in the kitchen
28. How does the writer feel about future holidays with his family?
A. Patient and encouraged. C. Worried but grateful.
B. Curious and eager. D. Tired but hopeful.
B
TO： ALL STUDENTS
FROM ： John Keating
SUBJECT ： Academic Honesty Policy
As we start a new semester at City College, I would like to remind everyone of our mitment to academic honesty.
Today, all students received a copy of our Academic Honesty Policy. I know everyone’s mailbox can get very full at this time of year. However, this document is very important. It explains the rules that we expect all members of our academic munity to follow. You are responsible for reading and understanding these rules. If you have any questions about the policy, please make an appointment to speak with your academic advisor. What is academic dishonesty?
Often students can be unsure what we mean by academic dishonesty. The Academic Honesty Policy explains the types of behavior that are not allowed. Here are two examples of academic dishonesty：
Cheating is breaking a rule to get a higher grade. Some examples of cheating include: ? Copying a classmate’s answers during an exam. ? Looking at notes during an exam.
? Submitting homework that you borrowed from another student. ? Taking an exam for another student.
Plagiarism is submitting the words or ideas of other people as your own work. Some examples of plagiarism include：
? Copying text from the Internet and submitting it as your own work.
? Copying text from a book, changing some of the words, and submitting it as your own work. ? Using another person’s ideas and not giving that person credit. What happens if you are found guilty of academic dishonesty?
If you are accused of academic dishonesty, the Student Honor Office will investigate your case. If you are found guilty of breaking the rules, the college will take disciplinary action. In
serious cases, students can receive a failing grade. They may also be asked to leave school for good. For less serious cases, students could have to revise their work and receive a lower grade.
Academic work can be difficult. At times, you may be tempted to use dishonesty to make the work easier. As you gather the knowledge and skills that will prepare you for your future career, remember this: It is our values that will help us achieve these goals. With every action, always remember to be honest, responsible and fair.
Good luck with the new semester.